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PROFILES & CASE STUDIES


Forming the Future—Springs, Wire Forms & Stampings F


or over a century Newcomb Spring has manufactured the highest quality springs, wire forms and stamped metal parts. We efficiently produce large runs and short run orders, and also offer rapid prototype production. Our capabilities include: compression, extension, torsion, and battery contact springs; wire forms/strip forms; and stampings. Newcomb Spring offers a network of eight state-of-the-art manufacturing plants, as well as a special facility dedicated to serving customers south of the US border. All operations operate with ISO 9001:2008 certified quality systems, and work to quickly fulfill orders at the lowest prices possible.


Newcomb Spring of Atlanta: 770-981-1770 Newcomb Spring of Colorado: 303-450-2840 Newcomb Spring of Carolina: 704-588-2043 Newcomb Spring of Texas: 972-241-6781 Resortes Newcomb: 915-584-6662


Newcomb Spring of California: 714-995-5341 Newcomb Spring of Connecticut: 860-621-0111 Newcomb Spring of Tennessee: 423-396-2167 Newcomb Spring of Canada: 905-282-0173


Our staff can provide design assistance on any order, often helping customers lower costs while ensuring parts will function as needed. We also offer a full line of secondary operations including assembly, finish- ing, grinding, and specialty packaging.


With a dedication to precision, quality and customer service, New- comb Spring is proud to be an industry leader in the production of qual- ity metal parts. Springs, wire forms or stampings – Newcomb Spring “Kan Do It”. Contact: Newcomb Spring Corp.; visit: www.newcombspring.com or kando@newcombspring.com


Meet Taiwan’s Pre-eminent Precision Grinding Machine Manufacturers M


aximum Advantage-Carolinas is the importer, distributor and service arm for several of Taiwan’s pre-eminent precision grind- ing machine manufacturers.


Palmary Machinery Co. is a leader in manufacturing centerless, cylindrical, and internal grinders for those requiring precision, speed, and durability. Palmary machines are affordable and reliable. Each guarantees many years of accurate precise service. Rigorous quality control is conducted during manufacturing. Joen Lih Machinery Co.’s precision surface grinders are engi- neered and manufactured to the highest standards. All machines start with processed gray iron castings, selected for outstanding strength and vibration dampening characteristics. X and Y slide ways


are coated with Turcite-B and precisely hand scraped. Grinding spindles are driven directly by a high precision V-3 motor. Fully automatic models use a Mitsubishi PLC controller. Lifetime accuracy are guaranteed in all Joen Lih Surface grinders. Jagular Industry Ltd. is recognized as a leader in the manufacture of micro internal and external grinders, long hole grinders, punch grinders, and knife grinders. These machines range from totally manual to sophisticated CNC models, employing from 1 to 4 grinding spindles. The exclusive, patented Jagular touch screen software is easy to learn and use, saving time and money. Maximum Advantage-Carolinas also produces its own Maxgrind Model G centerless grinding fixture. Supplied with carbide blades and guides for thrufeed and plunge grinding for parts ¼" to 1-¼" diameter, it turns a surface grinder into a centerless. Contact: Maximum Advantage-Carolinas, 2166 Gold Hill Rd., #C-3, Fort Mill, SC 29708; e-mail: maxgrind@comporium.net; or visit: www.maxgrind.com.


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